A low-budget revenge film is becoming a flashpoint, and its rise points to how angry many Europeans are over migrant crime and grooming-gang cover-ups.

• The movie follows a wealthy man who hunts down rapists after watching his mother get killed, framed around Europe's immigration and grooming-gang scandals.
• Germany refused to certify it, calling it incitement to violence against migrants, and it's effectively banned there and unavailable in places like Australia and the US.
• Elon Musk posted the full film free on X, helping it climb to the top of Apple's charts despite its tiny budget.
• It taps real rage over UK cases like the Rotherham and Telford grooming gangs, where victims were ignored and officials feared being called racist.
• The fear is that, like Death Wish or the Joker before it, the film could inspire real vigilante attacks against Muslims.

Outlook: Expect the censorship fight and the "art incites violence" debate to grow, with warnings that copycat vigilantism could surface within months.